Sue talks about benefits available and financial support for people with Parkinson’s

In this informal webinar Rory talks about the digital transformation of healthcare and the impact of apps, devices and social media on our lives.

Camille describes how the new care pathway uses wearable technology

The Q & A session following the presentation

Helen talks about the work of Cure Parkinson's. She explains the approach to research that is being adopted and talks about some of the specific research projects.

Tim and Anna take questions after the presentation about Parkinson's UK's Physical Activity Programme.

Tim and Anna tell us about Parkinson's UK's Physical Activity Programme

Dr Konrad Szewczyk-Krolikowski talks about Advanced Therapies in Parkinson's.
The team in North Bristol offer specialist clinics and services including Apomorphine therapy, Duodopa therapy, specialised neurophysiology and botulinum toxin injections.

A talk about why intensive physical activity helps people with Parkinson's.There are examples of intensive activity, and an explaination of how to know if your activity is intensive.

Helen talks about how diet, supplements and herbs might help Parkinson's symptoms. Her slides and useful links document are available on this website in the wellbeing section.

Julie talks about the evidence for the value of intensive exercise for people with Parkinson’s.

Will talks about how anxiety influences the way we control our balance and walking.

Ray talks about the Parkinson's medications

Stephen talks about the role that genetics plays in Parkinson's

Camille talks about blood pressure issues faced by people with Parkinson's

Camille talks about sleep disturbance issues faced by people with Parkinson's